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2006 USA Judo Jr. Olympic National Championships: Eric Bronze Medalist, Michael Silver Medalist
July 8, 2006
Michael: Silver Medalist, 2006 Nationals
July 8, 2006
Eric: 2006 Nationals Bronze Medalist
July 8, 2006
Michael: 2006 USA Judo Jr. Olympic National Championship Silver Medalist
July 8, 2006
2006 USA Judo Jr. Olympic National Championships
July 8, 2006
Eric, 2005 USJF Jr. National Championship Silver Medalist
Eric takes the Gold at the 2003 USJA Jr. National Championships
Eric with Emerald City Judo Team Head Coach Sensei Bob at Nationals 2005
Eric & Michael 2005 Continental Crown Champions
Michael, 2004 State Judo Champion, 2005 State Championship Silver Medalist
Michael and Garrett waiting for their Gold Medal Match 2005 State Championships
2005 Judo State Championships
Eric, 2005 Judo State Champion
April 9, 2005
Michael 2005 Snohomish Open Champion
Eric & Michael 2004 Budokan Champions
Michael Takes the Gold 2004 Seattle Dojo NW Championships
Some Emerald City Judo Team Members, 2004 Budokan Tournament
Eric receiving his 1st place award at the Tacoma Tourn. 03/03
December 7, 2002
Eight Suggestions for Succeeding:
1.Fear no opponent. Respect every opponent.
2.Remember, it’s the perfection of the smallest details that make big things happen.
3.Keep in mind that hustle makes up for many a mistake.
4.Be more interested in character than reputation.
5.Be quick, don’t hurry.
6.Understand that the harder you work, the more luck you will have.
7.Know that valid self-analysis is crucial for improvement.
8.Remember that there is no substitute for hard work and careful planning. Failing to prepare is preparing to fail.
Focus all your effort on what is within your power to control. Conditioning is one of those things.
If you get caught up in things over which you have no control, it will adversely affect those things over which you have control. You have little control over what criticism or praise outsiders send your way. Take it all with a grain of salt.
You have to apply yourself each day to become a little better. By applying yourself to the task of becoming a little better each and every day over a period of time, you will become a lot better.
1.Fear no opponent. Respect every opponent.
2.Remember, it’s the perfection of the smallest details that make big things happen.
3.Keep in mind that hustle makes up for many a mistake.
4.Be more interested in character than reputation.
5.Be quick, don’t hurry.
6.Understand that the harder you work, the more luck you will have.
7.Know that valid self-analysis is crucial for improvement.
8.Remember that there is no substitute for hard work and careful planning. Failing to prepare is preparing to fail.
Focus all your effort on what is within your power to control. Conditioning is one of those things.
If you get caught up in things over which you have no control, it will adversely affect those things over which you have control. You have little control over what criticism or praise outsiders send your way. Take it all with a grain of salt.
You have to apply yourself each day to become a little better. By applying yourself to the task of becoming a little better each and every day over a period of time, you will become a lot better.
